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Fate/stay night: Heaven's Feel - II. Lost Butterfly

Fate/stay night: Heaven's Feel - II. Lost Butterfly

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  • Action
  • Fantasy
  • Supernatural

Synopsis

The Fifth Holy Grail War continues, and the ensuing chaos results in higher stakes for all participants. Shirou Emiya continues to participate in the war, aspiring to be a hero of justice who saves everyone. He sets out in search of the truth behind a mysterious dark shadow and its murder spree, determined to defeat it.

Meanwhile, Shinji Matou sets his own plans into motion, threatening Shirou through his sister Sakura Matou. Shirou and Rin Toosaka battle Shinji, hoping to relieve Sakura from the abuses of her brother. But the ugly truth of the Matou siblings begins to surface, and many dark secrets are exposed.

Fate/stay night Movie: Heaven's Feel - II. Lost Butterfly continues to focus on the remaining Masters and Servants as they fight each other in the hopes of obtaining the Holy Grail. However, as darkness arises within Fuyuki City, even the state of their sacred war could be in danger.

(Source: MAL)

Background

The Fate/Stay Night: Heaven's Feel movie trilogy is based on the third route of Type-Moon's . Originally released in 2004 for Microsoft Windows, Fate/Stay Night later received an enhanced port featuring full voice acting, new soundtracks and bonus content―titled Fate/Stay Night: Réalta Nua―which was released for the PS2, PS Vita as well as iOS and Android systems.

Characters

Shirou Emiya Main
Sakura Matou Main
Rin Toosaka Main
Archer Supporting
Berserker Supporting
Kiritsugu Emiya Supporting
Taiga Fujimura Supporting
Gilgamesh Supporting
Kirei Kotomine Supporting
Shinji Matou Supporting

Staff

Atsuhiro Iwakami Producer
Hikaru Kondou Producer, Sound director
Takashi Takeuchi Producer, Original character design
Eiichiro Oda Assistant producer
Tomonori Sudou Director, Storyboard, Chief animation director, Character design
Takuya Nonaka Episode director
Takuro Takahashi Episode director
Kei Tsunematsu Episode director
Akira Hiyama Script, Screenplay
Kevin Stocker Script